Patent protection can be granted for any invention except

	A.	abstract ideas
	B.	the laws of nature
	C.	all of the answer choices
	D.	natural phenomena

Consumer Protection privacy statutes include

	A.	Do Not Call Implementation Act of 2003
	B.	all of the answer choices
	C.	Gramm Leach Bilely Act
	D.	the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

Tenancy at Sufferance arises when

	A.	the landlord and tenant enter a tenancy for a prescribed interval of time, but not for fixed period of time
	B.	the landlord or tenant may terminate the tenancy at-will
	C.	the landlord and tenant enter a tenancy for a fixed period of time
	D.	the tenant remains in possession after the expiration of a lawful tenancy against the landlord right of possession

Defenses to product liability include

	A.	preemption; assumption of risk; product misuse; commonly known dangers
	B.	negligence; misrepresentations; inadequate warnings
	C.	duress; no mutual assent; frustration
	D.	none of the answer choices

Inchoate offenses are crimes that

	A.	Are committed prior to and in preparation for what may be a more serious offense. Examples include solicitation, attempt, and conspiracy
	B.	Are committed in addition to more serious offenses such as brandishing a weapon
	C.	Are committed without criminal intent but rather gross disregard such as vehicular manslaughter
	D.	Are committed after committing a more serious crime such as destroying evidence

Voluntary intoxication is a valid defense to:

	A.	Crimes requiring malice, recklessness, or negligence
	B.	General intent crimes
	C.	Specific intent crimes
	D.	Strict liability crimes

the Reasonable Restraints Doctrine on Fee Simple allows

	A.	a total restraint on Fee Simple so long as it is for a reasonable purpose that is not discriminatory
	B.	none of the answer choices
	C.	the transfer of a legal interest in property subject to the Rule Against Perpetuities
	D.	a restaint for a limited time and for a reasonable purpose so long as the restraint is not discriminatory

Void for Vagueness Doctrine is a constitutional requirement that

	A.	Under the 6th Amendment, guarantees the right to a speedy trial; the right to be informed of the nature and cause of the criminal charge(s)
	B.	Under the 5th Amendment, guarantees the right that no criminal penalty be imposed without fair notice and the avoidance of arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement of criminal statutes
	C.	Under the 1st Amendment, guarantees the right of freedom of speech and assembly
	D.	Under the 2nd Amendment, guarantees the right to bear arms